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Episode 1
- The first episode (and the entire series, for that matter) starts with Manatsu struggling to keep her suitcase, which ends up being so heavy that she has to carry it on her back, closed while packing all her clothes, culminating in her tying it shut who-knows-how-many-times with string. It manages to last up until she meets her mom at the docks, resulting in the two of them being buried by Manatsu's clothes while they hug.
- In general, Manatsu is a very expressive protagonist, with episode 1 alone having her make all sorts of funny faces.
- While on the search for The Chosen One, Laura ends up peeking her head up out of a manhole cover.
- Despite being given an important mission to save the Grand Ocean, all Laura cares about is becoming its new queen after all is said and done. Skewed Priorities, much?
- After first making eye contact with Sango, Manatsu literally slides out of frame while sheepishly laughing.
- When Manatsu accidentally stumbles upon Laura, the latter tries to pull a Look Behind You, which manages to work despite her attempted escape still failing due to her getting stuck in a rock.
- The sheer contrast between Manatsu's understandable shock at meeting a mermaid and Laura's complete disinterest, emphasized by the music cutting out whenever it cuts back to Laura.
- While Manatsu's repeated demands for Chongire to let Laura go perfectly show off her Determinator personality, the fact that she also keeps interrupting Chongire's explanation of his Evil Plan is pretty funny.
- Despite being informed of an obstacle to her plans in the form of the Precure, the Witch of Procrastination just decides to put off any talks of a new strategy until the next day as she goes back to sleep. Looks like the "Procrastination" part of her title isn't just for show.
Episode 2
- On the first day at school, Manatsu introduces herself to the class with her signature Genki Girl attitude while her teacher isn't quite sure what to make of Manatsu's use of "Tropica-shine". Even the one-note fanfare winds out in agreement with the teacher.
- Manatsu comes home from school only to see that Laura crawled all the way from the former's room to the bathtub out of boredom.
- Laura beautifully jumping out of the aquarium pool under the moonlight is followed by Manatsu getting the brunt of her splashdown afterward.
- In a meta sense, Laura's comment about mermaids not being able to become Precure is quite ironic considering how a previous season had a Cure Mermaid.
Episode 3
- Throughout the episode, Manatsu is taken by the cuteness of animals like the giant isopod and the dugong, to the confusion of the other girls around her.
- Laura revels in Sango gushing about how cute she is, pulling off quite the cat smile in the process.
- Manatsu is in rare form in Episode 3, with lots of Human Hummingbird moments. During one such moment, she seems totally oblivious to the fact that she's currently holding onto Laura's Mermaid Aqua Pot, with Laura inside... so as she babbles excitedly and her arms flail, we hear Laura screaming from inside as Manatsu shakes her around.
- During the shots of people without their Motivation Power, you can clearly see one kid with his head on another kid's butt.
- Cure Summer gets sent flying by the Yaraneeda's projectile right into Laura who futility tries to get out of the way.
Episode 4
- The episode reveals Cure Papaya's finisher move, Panpaka Papaya Shot. It starts with her turning into a papaya... right before cutting it open and attacking the enemy with lots of tiny orbs, complete with gunshot SFX.
- During a visit to the museum's mermaid exhibit, Manatsu see a "mermaid's mummy", prompting Laura to hop out of the Mermaid Aqua Pot and voice about how offensive she finds the mermaid exhibits to be. Not to mention the scream effect when the "mummy" first appears.
- Laura's reaction to Minori explaining the end of The Little Mermaid. Minori's reaction to realizing Laura is real is priceless, especially since, considering how stoic she is most of the time, you wouldn't expect that even she is prone to screaming in terror.
- Chongire's reaction when Numeri is bandaging his wound. To say he's not enjoying it would be an Understatement.
Episode 5
- The episode has a minor one, specifically, the fact that Laura, fascinated by Asuka's brawn, reveals herself to the red-head without bothering to notice any possible bystander also bearing witness to her appearance. Asuka's reaction to Laura is...gold.
Episode 6
- The group's antics while unsuccessfully trying various activities as a club to see what sticks. Reading? Manatsu falls asleep and ends up biting Asuka's arm while still half asleep. Practicing to become queen (Which was naturally suggested by Laura)? Everyone ends up flubbing their lines in one way while Laura also ends up falling asleep. Becoming friends with Usako? It turns out that Usako is actually a character from a game Asuka likes to play, which she admits with an uncharacteristically flushed face. While everyone has fun watching her play, Minori points out that they're not allowed to play games at school. Cosmetics? Everyone agrees on that... until Yuriko reminds them that wearing makeup is banned at school.
Episode 7
- Kururun brings a parcel to Laura, which she believes is a power-up item for the Cures. When Elda attacks, Laura decides to unwrap the parcel, which actually contains a collection of snacks from the Grand Ocean.
- While guessing what Kururun's package is, Laura thinks it's a power up. Cue Imagine Spot with said power up being a cannon, with a final attack sporting an Overly Long Name.
Episode 8
- Manatsu opens her bento...and sees only rice in it. The reason: her mom hastily mixed up her own bento with Manatsu. To say Manatsu was not happy would be an Understatement.
- Manatsu tries Minori's meatballs...and suffers as a result. Why? Minori made her meatballs from Jew's Mallow, Nato beans, eggshells and tuna eyeballs and blended them all together in a blender!
- Laura getting impatient watching Minori struggling to crack an egg which causes her to jump out of her pot to show her, only for her to mess it up herself.
- When their teacher walks in on them in the home econ room while Laura is out in the open, the girls hastily hide her behind them, with only her huge rapidly flopping tail being exposed. Naturally, she assumes that Laura's just a really big fish they caught.
- The Precures are having issues fighting the latest Yaraneeda due to not being able to eat their lunch. However, they are able to come up with a plan of freezing the Yaraneeda, which allows them to eat their lunch (but only a mouthful).
- Later on they struggle eating their bento because it was made to look like Kururun, who was watching them eat. Manatsu is completely unaware of the awkward situation and eat its eyes first.
Episode 9
- Manatsu and the girls run into a person with glasses, an oversized cap and a mask. That person runs...only to face a collision and get revealed while unconscious.
- Sango wearing out after acting as her beauty palor's mascot.
- The actor, Yuna, going into her antagonistic mode for a high school film she's involved in. Her facial expression is priceless.
- Yuna's attempt at trying an evil laugh only causes her to suddenly fall backwards, much to the girls' shock.
Episode 10
- Manatsu's attempts to study on her own, only to get distracted or can't do so in peace.
- When Manatsu has her motivation sapped by the Zenzen Yaraneeda, the others try to get her back up and running again with her favorite things...only for Manatsu to lethargically reject all of them. Asuka even asks if she can punch Manatsu to wake her up.
- Laura's pot getting knocked into one of the city's waterways. She ended up going through some sewage water to get it back. Once the battle is over, Manatsu hugs the mermaid...and comments that the latter stinks.
- After the business with the Zenzen Yaraneeda, Manatsu is ready to take on her finals... only to fail all of them, much to the other girls' surprise.
- Chongire's Zenzen Yaraneeda has absorbed everyone else's motivation and has knocked out Laura's Aqua Pot containing Manatsu's. It looks like things are looking really bad, and a defeat is imminent. That is, until we hear an alarm clock all of a sudden. Chongire's cooking is done, and he has to retreat for the moment to check on the food. When we come to the next scene, the Witch of Procrastination is suddenly asleep, much to Chongire's annoyance.
Episode 11
- Manatsu's sketch of their sand art is...not so great. The others are at a loss on how to tell her how they feel.
- The Zenzen Yaraneeda forces Cure Papaya and Cure Flamingo to a deadly and unbearable version of jump rope. The two are definitely not enjoying this; also their reactions are priceless.
- Summer and Coral go all out against the monster in the most hilarious way possible, by looking behind under their legs and throwing sand and water at it while screaming. Then once Papaya and Flamingo are freed they then make artwork of the trapped monster...and it involves a sculpture of Kururun as well.
Episode 12
- Asuka walking in and reacting to her three friends' depressed looks. Also, the Disciplinary Committee's frantic search of the clubroom which ends with them not bothering to clean up!
- All of the rumors concerning mermaids, including a taxi driver falling sick when one entered their taxi, music sounding in the school at night and a science figurine in the lab moving on its own. This however is nothing compared to two Judo club members who supposedly saw a mermaid drowning; it may be an Imagine Spot but the judo guys' reactions are gold.
- The school's disciplinary committee head commenting that mermaids don't exist while drinking. Laura outright says that they do...before escaping after realising what she did. The head's reaction is priceless; she even tries to track where Laura went...except Laura isn't in the canal anymore.
- Everyone's reaction to the disciplinary committee's arrival. Then Manatsu slips on the skateboard and flings the Aqua Pot towards them! Laura hides behind the whiteboard and is not enjoying this at all.
- Laura's plan to get back her Aqua Pot? She sneaks around school on the club's skateboard to the Disciplinary Committee office. While the committee's head, Masami Kakuta, still notices her, Laura manages to somehow talk her way out and evade capture...while wearing a school uniform with a long skirt. The cherry on top: Laura ends up having to walk on her tail fin to accomplish that feat.
- Laura's entrance to the Cures' battle...in her 'school uniform'. The others are surprised by her appearance.
- After the disciplinary committee leaves the Tropical Club alone, Laura celebrates having a new disguise to blend in, until she's told she has to return it to the school, much to her dismay.
Episode 13
- Laura gets highly offended at the idea that people think mermaids are responsible for shipwrecks.Laura: Those ships sank because of rocks or winds, yet people blame mermaids for it.
- The homage to Munch's The Scream that the broadcast member makes when she realizes she has to run the show by herself.
- All of the Tropical Club's broadcast, from Manatsu blowing out everyone's eardrums to Asuka's lackluster advice to Sango passing out when a bug lands on her face.
Episode 14
- Manatsu turns out to be just as much a kid as the preschoolers are, whether it's racing with them or being reminded about nearly tracking mud inside the preschool by one of the other kids.
- Asuka trying to play along with the kids - key word being trying.
- Minori tries to read a picture book to a group of kids only for them to be exasperated by her quiet reading voice no matter how many times they ask her to speak up.
- Laura's freaking out when several blocks from the Zenzen Yaraneeda's attack almost hit her.
Episode 15
- Mostly everything involving Laura and Minori's body swap, including Minori getting nauseous over flying the Aqua Pot around, Laura finding Minori's diary/poem book, and Laura clearly failing to act like Minori.
- During the softball game, Minori uses a gong for her cheer. Asuka is confused over how Minori actually got hold of one.
Episode 16
- Manatsu and Laura freaking out when Manatsu's mother approaches her. She still catches Laura but never finds out she's a mermaid.
- When the girls all go out for ice cream, Laura takes a big bite out of Manatsu's ice cream, causing her to cry.
- Laura panicking when Minori catches her reading The Little Mermaid.
- After being bombarded by fake Aqua Pots, one hits Laura right in the face. Her reaction is hilarious.
- Additionally her panicking when searching for the real Aqua Pot afterwards before she's captured.
Episode 18
- Laura going all dramatic in her introduction to the school. She boastfully declares she'll be queen someday, baffling the students until she clarifies she'll be queen of swimming.
- Laura's reaction to some of the harder subjects in school, just as she thought her first day of school was going to be easy.
- She has no idea of the names featured in the Alps mountain range.
- She has trouble learning the Japanese language.
- She ends up suffering from Seiza Squirm during Home Economics class. Now, who else do we know in this franchise suffered from this? This becomes Hilarious in Hindsight with Tropical Rouge's Non-Serial Movie being a crossover with Heartcatch where Laura and Erika apparently have a rivalry going on.
- The end of the episode when Laura goes swimming as a human. She makes a great dive in...only to emerge flailing in the water.
- The villains get a couple of funny moments this episode too. When Butler informs the group that the Queen needs more motivation, Elda and Chongire immediately excuse themselves to clean and cook respectively (with Chongire even swiftly leaving sideways) to get out of villain duty, leaving only Numeri for Butler to ask upon.
- Later, when Numeri transforms some pool racing lines into a serpentine Zenzen Yaraneeda, the main four Cures (as Laura was busy getting changed for her swimming test) are having trouble fighting it. Why? Because Cure Summer can only hang onto it, and the other three Cures (chasing after it) are hanging onto it after.
This even happens as Numeri is taunting Laura as well.
- Later, when Numeri transforms some pool racing lines into a serpentine Zenzen Yaraneeda, the main four Cures (as Laura was busy getting changed for her swimming test) are having trouble fighting it. Why? Because Cure Summer can only hang onto it, and the other three Cures (chasing after it) are hanging onto it after.
Episode 19
- Turns out, Manatsu is scared of supernatural horror material. Her reaction to even Minori stating something's "behind her" is enough to make her jump out of her skin.
- Manatsu's reaction to the doll "talking" is absolutely priceless. She panics and runs away, only to slip on some dust and fall. This turns darker when the abandoned mansion begins to crack over the impact, forcing her friends to run from the dilapidated building.
Episode 21
- Kururun happily rolls on Manatsu's bed while she and the girls talk about their summer vacation plans on Minaminojima.
- Manatsu declares that the theme of their summer training camp to be building a tropica-shiny spirit and a tropica-shiny body, only for the other girls to have no idea what she means by this.
- None of the villains want to collect any motivation power because of how hot it is, but once the butler offers to give each of them a vacation if they do, everyone is jumping at the chance to go out.
- When Manatsu and Laura sleep next to each other the night before the trip, Laura muses about this being her first trip with everyone only for her to see that Mantsu's already fallen asleep. So much for a heart-to-heart.
- Sango and Minori struggle to carry their luggage because of how much stuff they're bringing on the trip, and Manatsu guesses that Asuka will fall into the same trap, only for her to walk up carrying her things with greatest of ease.
- This episode's Zenzen Yaraneeda is created from a suitcase. Manatsu's suitcase. Cue her clinging to its arm after it's created for dear life.
- Said Zenzen Yaraneeda fights the Cures using everything Manatsu's packed for the trip, which is just toys for them to play with on the island. When asked if she remembered to pack her homework, Summer just flusteredly dodges the question.
Episode 22
- When the Witch of Procrastination make a new yellow orb, the resulting orb is launched right towards Butler, who suffers forehead injuries. He ends up having to consult Numeri to get his wound patched up.
- Manatsu and her friends are relaxing on her secret beach, with Sango finding some star sand. Minori explains they're actually dead Forams' shells, causing Sango to freak out.
- While relaxing on the water, Manatsu mutters something about going home to take a nap and Asuka agrees with her...only to suddenly stand up and declare they have to do some camp activities.
- In the caves, Minori scares Manatsu just like Episode 19 and Manatsu runs over to Laura and goes piggyback on her. Oh, and Manatsu's possibly still scared of ghosts!
- Numeri also goes into the caves...and gets easily scared by the sounds there.
- Manatsu sings a song about food, only for Minori to say it's unrelated to their cave adventure, followed by...
- The girls encounter Numeri in the caves twice...and both times, they mistake her for a ghost!
- When the caves flood, Manatsu worries about Laura who was left behind, thinking she would drown. Did they forget Laura's actually a mermaid?
- Laura's cockiness over finding the Perfume Shiny Brace when the others discuss their situation, stating everyone will be fine. Her laugh just sells everything.
Episode 23
- The love at first sight moment between Manatsu's parents suddenly ends when her mother was more happier seeing an octopus on his shoulder. The look on Sango and Asuka's faces is priceless.
- Elda is the only general left at the Witch's lair. She is not happy about not having her summer vacation and throws a temper tantrum over being left out. Sheer jealousy, much?
- While enjoying the last day of camp, the Tropical Club make running up the stairs as one of their activities. Manatsu and Asuka breeze through the sport. Laura follows closely behind, but is exhausted after reaching the top. Minori and Sango? They're far behind and worn out.
- When Manatsu asks Laura about her wish, Laura outright refuses and throws her rock into the sea... and then Elda stumbles across it on the way home, leading to...
- Laura recognises the Zettai Yaraneeda as her rock with her wish inscribed onto it. In a desperate bid to keep it to herself, she demands to fight the monster alone. Her reaction is priceless.
- After the battle, when everyone finishes tossing their stones into the sea, Manatsu promises to help Laura swim, mentioning something about flutter kicks. In fact, Asuka, Minori and Sango also learnt of Laura's wish from the battle! Yep, Laura's attempt to hide her wish ended in vain. To say she was not happy would be an understatement.
Episode 24
- Laura Comically Missing the Point that humans won't know of the marine folks she lives with when she runs for False to a question and it turns out to be incorrect, causing her to land in a pool of mud.
- Manatsu's is racing to the museum, in order to hit the button to win the game show when she ends up slipping on a discarded banana peel.
Episode 25
- This episode is focused on Manatsu and Sango's headroom teacher, Saki Sakuragawa. When we see her, she's informing her class about class observation day and is about to give some handouts to the students...only to panic when she realised she forgot them.
- Saki's clumsy montage involves her tripping over a vase off the edge while teaching and speaking Gratuitous English in response, accidentally breaking a vase while taking attendance and showing a cat video during lesson.
- When Saki's dad arrives, he goes on a school tour, but Saki is faced with forgetting the Tropical Club's clubhouse keys, mixing up form numbers and stuffing her items into a drawer to clean up her desk.
- Elda's still in vacation mode after her vacation she earned from two episodes ago. To say she was all too lethargic and reluctant to head off and steal motivation would be an understatement.
- Saki teaching in front of her class for their parents and her elderly dad to see...
- She walks in all serious...and trips over, forcing her to grab onto the teacher's desk for support. She still ends up falling!
- One student hands her a band-aid. Said plaster goes right onto her nose, making her look kinda ridiculous.
- Saki brings in a puppet cat and writes on the blackboard, only for the chalk and the cat's nose to break!
- When Saki gets some glue from the students and tries to glue the nose back on, the puppet gets stuck to a box of chalk she was also given. Saki tries to pull the puppet free from the box...and succeeds at the cost of getting chalk dust all over her and her puppet.
- When Manatsu, Sango and Laura prepare to confront the Zettai Yaraneeda of the week, Asuka and Minori arrive later. Laura comments that they're late.
- The Zettai Yaraneeda summons two blackboard dusters to clamp Cure Summer. When the others break her out, she's covered in chalk dust.
- When Saki regains consciousness, she ponders if she was sleeping.
- Turns out, Saki's dad seems to be a fan of a pop star group. He even goes wild with three other fans who are helping with his orchard.
Episode 28
- The Karate Club finding and grabbing Chongire to take to their stand as their mascot before he gets a chance to retrieve his dropped Yaraneeda orb. The best part is that despite the position he's in he just rolls with being drafted as their cook and puts his cooking skills to good use at their stall.
Episode 29
- Kururun makes some noise while members from the school newspaper are visiting the Tropical Club, forcing the girls to hastily try to cover this up while making some hilarious faces. More importantly, Manatsu whispers to Kururun to not move from their spot, which bites her in the ass later in the episode when it turns out that Kururun stayed in that spot all night up until the Yaraneedas began attacking the school.
- When Manatsu comes to in her dream, the first thing she comes face-to-face with is the dugong from episode 27.
- After Manatsu wakes up, it's revealed that she fell off the bed in her sleep with Laura's foot on her head.
- Underestimating the Yaraneeda, Summer jumps in for a punch only to go right through it and land headfirst with a comical bonk noise.
- After agreeing to split up to fight all the Yaraneedas, Summer reassures that she'll be fine to La Mer all while she's trying to free herself from the jaws of another Yaraneeda.
- All of Summer's antics while trying to protect Kururun from the Yaraneeda in the club room, with Kururun not displaying any signs of fear while Summer flails them around dodging and dancing around various attacks.
- The kicker to this scene? Summer eventually throws Kururun up and just tries to clap the Yaraneeda like a bug until it bounces off the airborne Kururun, thus giving Summer the chance she needs to hit it out a window.
- Papaya shooting Kururun with her Eye Beams after they suddenly jump out of the water. How often does the mascot fairy get attacked by one of the Cures, even by accident?
Episode 30
- Laura's attempts at running for president don't really work out for her at first.
- Her speech upon why she should be president ends up ignored by everyone, much to her dismay.
- Laura's strategy to outdo every other member's actions is a chuckle.
- Her reaction to finding out she lost the election by forfeiting after she helps her friends.
Episode 31
- The look on Asuka's face when she sees that Laura and Kururun used the Aqua Pot to sneak into her bag.
- Numeri's reaction after Asuka manages to trick her by pretending to throw away her pendant and quickly jumps back on the train, leaving her behind at the station.
- Cure Flamingo & La Mer are glad to see the other Cures show up to help and ask how they knew about the Yaraneeda, only for Summer to admit that they had no idea.
- It is latter shown that they came all that way to give Asuka her pillow, which fell out when Laura put the Aqua pot in the bag. As Asuka goes to sleep she finds out that Kururun is still there.
Episode 33
- One story has Asuka and Sango switching bodies; while Asuka!Sango is clearly enjoying it, Sango!Asuka isn't. Then, Chongire summon a Chou Zettai Yaraneeda to attack the Cures...only for it to fall on him, the Cures and Kururun. The result: everyone swaps bodies! Chongire is Sango, Sango is Chongire, Manatsu is Kururun, Kururun is Minori, Asuka is Manatsu, Minori is Asuka, the Yaraneeda is Laura and Laura is the Yaraneeda! Bonus points for everyone doing their own impression of their new host's personality and voices!
- The story when the Tropical Rouge Cures watch a video showing the HeartCatch team’s Transformation Sequence turns out to be All Just a Dream that Tsubomi had. When she tells the rest of the team about how the Cures had a tropical theme to them, Erika thinks of their names as Cure Hibiscus, Cure Palm Tree and Cure Limbo Dance!Tsubomi: Cure Limbo Dance?!
- Even better is how said story is preceded by a title card done in the fashion of HeartCatch's own episode title cards.
- Erika getting annoyed at being called "old" by the Tropical Rouge Pretty Cure team and says she's going to complain. As she jumps up, Tsubomi grabs her and pulls her back down.
- The samurai scene between Asuka and Manatsu starts with them about to face off against each other, but the second they remove the swords, they treat them like lipstick and freak out they can't apply it on each other.
- The Witch's minions all getting distracted from their duties.
- Chongire is meant to be looking for a recipe to cook but ends up distracted by many other things on his tablet.
- Numeri is preparing for the Witch's checkup but is distracted by a fashion magazine.
- Elda is playing Happy Bun Bun Village on her tablet (a nod to when Asuka played the same game in Episode 6)
- Butler is about to go and get everyone in check before he sees how out of order the books are and gets to work organizing everything.
- The Witch herself realizes that she has to use the restroom, but she can't find the motivation to go there and decides to just put it off until the next day.
- Kururun ends up becoming a Cure, complete with a lovingly animated Transformation Sequence, but unlike Mofurun before them who ended up with a human form upon becoming a Cure, Kururun just gets longer whiskers and ears along with an inner tube. Unfortunately this also turns out to be All Just a Dream.
- The overly long attack name the Cures come up with after planning good names for their attacks. Because they couldn't decide on just one, they put all their ideas together, with the end result taking nearly 40 seconds to say in its entirety.The full name Then it turns out that the Yaraneeda they were going to use the attack on escaped while they were busy saying its name.
- Viewers with knowledge of rakugo will also get a laugh out of the attack name incorporating verses from Jugemu, a rakugo story which happens to be about an Overly Long Name!
- The episode features a villian version of the second eyecatch. Making things even funnier was the ad that played right before this sequence on the original broadcast.
Episode 35
- Hilarity Ensues when everyone is given the wrong motivation thanks to Manatsu and ends up acting like another person instead of themselves.
Episode 36
- When Chongire takes out the octopus to turn into a Chou Zettai Yaraneeda, it grabs onto him with its tentacles and refuses to let go.
Episode 37
- Manatsu's reaction when Minori explains what immortality means.
Episode 41
- When the Tropical Club recollects how each of them met in detail, they arrive at their first meeting with Kururun, which all of them state is simply meeting the fairy washed up on shore.
Episode 42
- As serious as the episode is, there's something funny about a devastating whale Yaraneeda blowing out the Cures sans Summer out from its blowhole while a rainbow appears over it.
Episode 43
- Manatsu's plan is to waltz right into the Witch of Delay's room and ask her to stop stealing motivation, which in paper sounds like a suicidal one. When she unites with the group to tell her about this plan, everyone says it's too impulsive, but La Mer, recently having learned about Cure Oasis, actually agrees with Manatsu that it's the most viable option.
- This episode is one big Humiliation Conga for Chongire. Every moment that happens to him except for him turning into a Yaraneeda is Played for Laughs. In this order:
- Manatsu asks Chongire where the Witch of Delay's room, which the crab casually tells her the route.
- Chongire decides to personally fight the Pretty Cure, only for the whale that was just earlier a Yaraneeda to crush him with its tail.
- Shortly after, the crab announces he's going to fight the Pretty Cure again only for Papaya to quickly fire a laser at his eyes.
- When the Pretty Cure group rushes to the Witch of Delay's room, the crab, chasing the Pretty Cure, is blocked out by Coral's barrier.
Episode 44
- A darkly hilarious incident happens after the Witch decides she cannot fight against Cure Oasis by simply declaring they'll finish their fight tomorrow. It then depicts Butler telling her "Today's the day," only for her to invoke the old adage of 'Tomorrow Never Comes', and keep telling him, for what's implied to be centuries, that she'll deal with it tomorrow, whatever he asks of her, as an ironic callback to the first episode.
- A somewhat funny scene of Yaraneeda Chongire and the other two servants happens when they're trying to look for the Pretty Cure in the dungeon, casually acting like it's a normal day otherwise, although with Elda complaining a bit about Butler.
Episode 45
- A bit of Black Comedy, but after Butler's Yaraneeda form is able to No-Sell the Marine Beat Dynamic, all of the Cures desperately try to fight against Butler with what they have. While La Mer, Summer, and Flamingo use their signature attacks (with their full animation) and Coral uses her usual guard technique (all which fail), Papaya's on the unfortunate end as her animation is cut short by Butler punching her in the middle of it, even screaming "Silence!" while doing so.
- The finisher against Butler's Yaraneeda form matches with the goofy lighthearted tone that the season has carried. After both Heart Rings merge to summon multiple copies of the elephant and whale that were involved in the finishers, we are greeted with Cure Oasis being summoned with the instrumental of the theme song playing in the background, with Oasis suddenly dancing, happily cheering, and then squishing Butler with her hands. The kicker? Oasis cheerfully waves at Butler's form afterwards.
- Butler's final fate. After the Fool's Casket is destroyed, he is left without his Motivation Power and becomes an exhausted and apathetic shell of his former self, and he will never get it back and be left in such a way forever. It’s pretty humiliating to see him reduced to such a state, but he truly did deserve it.
Episode 46
- The Cures transform one last time in the cold open ... full sequence and everything. As Laura questions why they need to transform when there's no more Yaraneedas to deal with, a giant melon bread plush crashes towards Manatsu. Ends up that her sleep talking in the previous episode was this dream.
- Laura ends up revealing to everybody that she's actually a mermaid. When she asks if anyone wants to touch her tail, Masami (who had witnessed Laura but felt like she was seeing things) immediately runs over and rubs it.
- When Laura finds a way to exploit the memory erasing machine and remember Manatsu, the machine just explodes afterwards with memories popping out of Laura's aqua pot.
Episode 46 Post-Credits
- Yui's first appearance in Pretty Cure... Looking for something to eat.
- Yui notices a massive rice ball, preparing to eat it... only to find it's fake, and Manatsu pops up, revealing she was wearing it as a hat.
- When Manatsu gifts her some make-up, Kome-Kome appears, causing Yui to grab her before Manatsu notices and change the subject.
- When Yui leaves, Manatsu looks down, upset. When Laura asks what's wrong, Manatsu reveals she stepped in dog poop, causing the others to freak.
Collab Dance Party!
- The short begins with Laura receiving a letter from Rabirin inviting them to a dance party with the Healin' Good Cures. The catch? Said party is slated to begin three minutes from when they received the letter.
- Turns out the plane the girls are riding to the party is actually a Yaraneeda, which promptly ejects them out.
- As Laura points out while the girls are screaming their lungs out while falling thousands of feet to the earth, Manatsu is more concerned about potentially being late to the party than trying to find a way out of their situation.
- The girls transform to fight a ship Yaraneeda that's in the sea below them, but Summer forgot that they're still falling resulting in more screaming.
- Summer gets body checked by a missile, causing her to get sent flying.
- After Summer makes quick work of the Yaraneeda, the Cures slide on to the beach exhausted.
Tropical-Rouge! Precure the Movie: The Snow Princess and the Miracle Ring!
- Manatsu is left helplessly bouncing around on the balloon Yaraneeda, leaving Laura to accuse her of just playing around.
- The Howan spirits, being restricted to Pokémon Speak, confirm Minori's question about their invitation to the Shantia Kingdom being because of their Pretty Cure efforts by merging together into the hiragana for "That's right".
- There's only four seats for the girls on the train, so they play rock paper scissors to decide who has to give up their seat for Asuka. Unfortunately, she loses by throwing Poor, Predictable Rock and sits on the seat across from them, though Minori decides to join her fellow upperclassmen.
- An artist draws a portrait of Laura, which ends up resembling a Picasso painting, while Manatsu tries to make a balloon animal after seeing a clown make one only for it to pop in her face.
- Manatsu learns the hard way about being underdressed for winter weather when she immediately jumps off the train after they arrive in Shantia to make shaved ice until she very quickly flops down completely cold and has to have a blanket wrapped around her.
- After getting proper winter clothes on, Manatsu begins reveling in the snow by flopping into all the accumulated piles near the station, with Kururun quickly following her lead. Even Asuka is in the middle of making a snowman when Minori calls the three of them away.
- Laura claims to Sharon that she's next in line to become Queen of Gran Ocean before the group points out how nothing's set in stone yet much to her annoyance.
- The various escapades the team has outside.
- How do the HeartCatch Pretty Cure! get introduced? Laura, while rapid-firing snowballs at Manatsu and the others in a fit of rage, ends up hitting Erika with one by accident and she immediately retaliates by bumping a tree to make more snow fall on Laura, the two of them forming an immediate rivalry. Tsubomi is left desperately apologizing in her stead with her trademark Opaque Lenses like an ashamed parent.
- While each group introduces themselves during a snowball fight, Sango can be seen making a pile of snowballs, Yuri is effortlessly dodging each thrown snowball and Minori is ducking her head around an igloo.
- Erika, Itsuki and Asuka elect to snowboard down a hill, poor Tsubomi becomes a human snowball and helplessly rolls down and Manatsu runs with her trademark energy, all while Yuri, Sango and Minori are watching them with exasperated faces.
- Once again, Manatsu wants to make shaved ice out of the snow around them, only for the more sensible Minori and Sango to crush her dreams by pointing out how unsafe it is to eat fallen snow.
- The Heartcatch team's fairies pass by Asuka and Laura chasing a Howan spirit while saying their verbal tics, and Tsubomi and Erika try to convince them that their voices were just imaginary.
- Manatsu barges in on Erika having a discussion with Chypre and Coffret, who quickly hide behind the castle ramparts just inches away from Manatsu and Erika.
- Kururun and Potpourri crash into each other in the palace's basement, which quickly scares the latter off much to Kururun's confusion.
- The Heartcatch team reveal themselves to the outmatched Tropical-Rouge Cures by appearing on top of a tower with Erika laughing hammily while Tsubomi shakily clings to her side.Tsubomi: Erika...We didn't have to climb all the way up here you know...Erika: If it's a cool entrance you want, it's gotta be someplace high!
- Summer and the others make some over the top faces after the fairies announce the HeartCatch team's transformation.
- Both groups make liberal use of Ass Kicks You while fighting off the Mooks.
- While La Mer blocking the Floral Power Fortissimo is a serious moment, Blossom and Marine have a simultaneous Oh, Crap! moment when they can't change the trajectory of their attack.
- The Tropical-Rouge Cures sans Summer and La Mer and the HeartCatch Cures use all of their strength to try to push open the door imprisoning the latter group to no avail. Then it turns out that Kururun somehow got inside their prison during the process, quickly revealing that it was a sliding door the whole time, making their efforts meaningless.
- After Sharon's passing and Laura trying to deny that she was crying after Tsubomi offers her a handkerchief and Erika prods her about it, Manatsu suddenly breaks down into tears instead as Laura comforts her.
- During the Credits Montage, a toddler can be seen pulling on Asuka's hair.
